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How do I find my external IP addresses?

Asked by tomcurrier in Miscellaneous Networking, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: external, ip, find, how, my

I have a  couple of basic questions

I am reliably told that my organization has 12 unused fixed external IP addresses.  I would like to use one to host a Web site on an internal server.

First, where do I find these addresses?  I've looked all through my netscreen firewall with no luck.  Would they be on the network router, or listed with our Hosting company or our domain company?  I have no idea.

When I get the IP address, and attach it to the IIS Web site, how do I configure Netscreen to allow the outside world in?

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